Tax Manager Ca(sa)
Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Job Description
Company Description:
This well-known Financial Institution is a leader in the banking and insurance space and operates in various countries across the African continent. This opportunity will allow you to gain exposure in dealing with foreign countries. This position requires an individual who is driven, dynamic, versatile, and willing to grow their career within the company.Responsibilities:
- Interpret South African tax laws and minimize tax liabilities.
- Advise on VAT, Income Tax, and Case Law interpretations.
- Implement strategies to reduce tax risks.
- Identify tax-saving opportunities.
- Ensure compliance with tax legislation.
- Monitor changes in tax laws and provide advice.
- Provide professional tax advice.
- Develop corporate tax policies.
- Coordinate tax reporting and compliance.
- Review tax calculations and reports.
- Prepare compliance documents and respond to tax queries.
- Manage relationships with tax service providers.
- Implement tax reporting systems and ensure compliance.
- Analyze tax implications of transactions and products.
- Advise on tax aspects of projects.
- Develop strategies for tax collection projects.
- Reclaim foreign withholding taxes.
- Stay updated on tax legislation.
- Handle ad hoc tax-related requirements
- Qualified CA(SA) is preferred
- Honours or MCom in Taxation is preferred
- Experience in Insurance or Financial Services is essential
- 3 to 5 years tax experience is essential
- International tax experience is essential
If you have not had any response in two weeks, please consider the vacancy application
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Job Detail
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Job IdJD1348534
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IndustryNot mentioned
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Total Positions1
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Job Type:Full Time
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Salary:Not mentioned
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Employment StatusPermanent
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Job LocationCape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
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EducationNot mentioned